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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-23

them.
The barn cellers, open upon one
side, into which the cold air blows, not
only cooling the floor above, but search
ing out every crack through which it
may make its way upward, are ac-
countable for many cold stables and
many sick animals. 1t would be econ
omy to board up the open side every
Fall and allow it to be closed until
Spring. and even better to close it en-
tirely. excepting to place doors by
which il could be entered with team
when necessary to remove the con-
tents. 1t is true that the cattle some
times seek shelter there when left in
the yard in cold or stormy day. but
when IL Is too wet or cold for them in
the yard they had better be kept in the
barn. The ordinary barn cellar, with
heaps Of manure decomposing and
steaming. alternating with puddles oil
water or half-frozen mud, is about as
unfit place for any living animal a:
can he found. In the open yard there
may be sunlight and pure air at least
II possible. therefore. so close 1t as tc
keep the cold air out Of il. and II this
cannot be done, fence the cattle out OF
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

IKIL8OKE.-iA Nesport Del. 90 TIE srtA
last, SssspA kilgcrs. IN the s7th year o.
kslatives snd friends arc rsspssssasiy
invited 10 asisnd his fansrsi from ms late
irsstdsnss, II Nsvpert, lot, on Tuesday
morniax. yaa- 18th. ssrvisss q the b uis
~ II o'eiosE. Intsrnsat In the Nothediss
ssnstsry, without faFthsr nottcs.
IsrEwAKr.-on the NH iEst. John stsv-
art, Dr.. To the roth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends srs respectfully In
1vissd 70 attend HIS funeral from his late
rssidenes, IN south Christisna nandrsd, sn
Mordsy nsrning. the seth inst Services
fAt the house q II o'ciocs. Iatsrnsnt Ct hs1
IOiay Creek ehurcA csnstsry.
nAHoE-On Tie stA inst, Bridget Mahoa.
ssis,ivss and frsssls Of the saa,Iy are 70.
the residence Of her ulster, Mrs. nichasl Ne
Mahon. Rising sun. sunday Afternoon at .
O'Clock. lntsrmsnf 81 ST. Jossphs Gene.
PnilAds,phia pApsrs please copy.
lOLoUD-On thursday, the Joth instant,
Emma LsCleud. In her I'D yeAR.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vttsd 10 attsnd the services on sunday alter
noon at O'Clock st the residence OF her
neither. ls4s Clay nsIt fzsst Inssrmsnt
private at kivsfvtsw CsnetsTy.
|BUCkLEY-At Msrshsllton. DEL, on the
2oth ins,. Nellie s., wife a LeAndsr
Baskisy. Of Phiisdsiphia, Pa, aged ~
kslativss and friends are respectfully IN
vtted 70 attend the funeral from the resi-.
| dencs OF hcr father, James Stesie, 81 Mar
snatitcn Dsl-, on sunday. Jan. -. Services
- the house 81 II a N. Snterment at 81.
James Cemetery. Newport, lei.
BIO WN.-in this city, on the zlst. inst.
Thomas Brown. In the o2d year Of his age.
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral
services ~ hil late fesidsncs, H7 TatEanl
str sst, second day, the slth inst. "a ociock,
p. u. lntsrmsnt az Piumstead. Pa.
|OSBUkHE.-AtN No. 20 East SIKH street,
on JAsnir, n, rhsoders h. oEborns, aged
Relatives ana friends are respe -sfuliy In.
yi;ed 70 attend the funeral services ~ hts
viied reridercs, on Tuesday. January "a. a.
IL o'cio,k p. m. fnterment ct Nilmir Z ton
and trsndy vine Cem stery.
|copy.
MokkNDRICK-On the ziEt inst, Willie,
con OF william and Mary Mcksndrick,
* cd years and months
helit.vss and friends are respectfully In.
vited 70 attend his funeral from tue real. l
dsacs Of his parents, aiipin svsrus and l
Union street, on Monfay afternoon ~ I'll
o'elsok. lnterment At Mount Salem Gene |
tery.
rsndsriy smooth the golden tyessss
Bsck tom the brow. a. white ~ snow,
Fold his hands on his silent bosom;
load, OH God, and ~ loved him 20.
Done but not forgotten.
ALLEN.- On It'll dsy, I'd lat month, sarah
=. Allen, In her ooth Year
Funeral non hsr lac rssidence, eli Tat
nAli street, ensfuesdsy, 2sth init., third day
Ksnass' pspsr' please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

About noon last Thursday Charles
Alloway, . painter residing at No. 8$5
XIII wood street, left bis home TO go 10
Harlan d Hollingsworth's shipyard 10
zee about some work on the steamer
BrandyWine, and ~ he did not return
during the night his wife and dang b ters
we're very much alarmed ut his pro
trncsed and unusual abst noe. InQnity
vAs made q police stAtion, but nothing
Vas learned Of him until yesterday
about noon, when IL was a.csrtaipsd
thst Omcer Shields had found him about
IL O'Clock, lying In the mud, In an un
conscious condition under . ehed On
Pascbalrs wharf, South Wilmington,
and had him taken In . wagon 70 the
police station, where DIR. Ogle VI -
called and pronounced 1t . Gaze Of pA !.
ralysis.
A reporter Of the REPUBLICAN met
his vile and daughter ON King street
shortly sitter l O'Clock, and upon earn
ing that they were in search OF the hus.
band and father went to police statioa
ami found him lying in one OF the corti.
dors- Mr.. Aiiowsv Ia Q memb Der oil
Smyth Post. No. !, G. A. R., and when
ne arrived he found George Russ. who
aIso belongs 70 the same post In the not
VI sotcpnoniuR Iof y carriage 10 take
him to his home. When the carrinee
arrived IL was found that he was so|
rigid that IL was impossible to place
him in It, and ha hsd TO be taken hon e
In wagon. Dr. Wales WIS immedi.
ately summoned and pronounced n 81
case Of congestion Of the brain, super
induced by paralysis and exposure.
L; was learned last evening that after
he Jeff his home on Thursday he wen
direct 10 Harlan & Hoilinssworth's a,
but upon finding that the work was not
ready for him, concluded 70 go over 70
South Wilmingto and see II be could
fud anything TO do. He Was last % en-
BY Mr. Thomas Budd about 80 o'clo X 1
THURSDAY afternoon, who states that be
bad not been drinking as reported, and
his wife says that he had not even as
much as drank glass OF porter for
months. Ii there fore seems that ht
must have been seized with paraly ais
shortly after going over tie bridge, aud
as he happened to fall In an untre.
quented place, laid there all night and
until he was touod by Officer Shields
He WAS still unconscious this morning
ard his condition 10 very critical.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
The British LItradirlo. treaty.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Al The British
extrad ition treaty, which came over
fr Jm last session OF the Senate, was
taken up in secret session 10 day and
debated for about three hours and 3 half,
but no action vas tax u. Tho mem b srs
Of the Foreign Relations Committee
supported IL In speeches OF some length,
those OF Ssnate Edmunds, Morgan and
Evarts being the principal onee. Mr..
Vest is said TO have made . motion which
Was no. acted upon, to strike oct tina,
portion OF the treaty watch forbids ex.
tradition for offences OF 8 political ma
ture, on the ground that this, il LEFT
standing, wound prohibit the extradi.
ton OF dynamitsrs. Mr. Riddleberee,
vigorously opposed the whole treaty de.
claring substantially that the recovery O,
ahundrec boodlers from Can ad WOO d
rot offset the surrenc er OF a single Irist
Patricia refugee from British opprts
sion
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
FOURTH EDITION
1ne Iseswery vsrsHsrs.

Tue ssrihina beer brewers and driver
hsid icnG meeting ut sec Girard ave.
rue. Phiiadelphia, on Friday sft.ruooa,
~ which they vere officially potifed
thst Districr Assembly No. had rail-
osd the bcycott recommended By the
Executive Board, on petition OF the
brewery employee local assemblies 706f
and 1854. The question OF the sccuracy
Of the article IN the Taeeblstt, for
which Rudolph Weber and Editor Wsr4
ner were Afrested. was discussed, and
several speakers declared that thy hsd
heard James Hayes, Of tho Executive
6oard OF the District assembly, make
the statement that bribe was offered
him 20 Influence his action.
SECRETARY weber announced that be
would resign his membership In the
kntghts OF Labor. owing to the fact
that he bad entered into partnershipI
With . brewing frm In this city. The
action OF the district Assf mbly In de-
clariuG the boycott has encouraged the
sfrtkers, who declare thAt they will hold
out All winter II necessary. There arr
thirty nine union breweries In this
city, oil Of which ara besefitod by tho
boycott.
The employing brewers say they will
mot be seriously affected by the boycott
William O Bsrsuer, Of the Beraner a
EnRel Brewing Company. representing
the Association, aSi1 yesterday: "I do
mot think the boycott VIII affsct tho
mem befs Of the association In any way,
because the strikers can not control
enough production to supply the trade.
The association has taken this stand
and they will carry IL out Last wesk
our establishment sold 100 barrels OF
beer moro than were sold In tho cor
responding week last year. The only
effect the strike has had 10 the inconve
nience that attended tho replacing Dr.
the old hands with new"
The boycott has not besn declared
against the6e firms VINO have Accet ed
~ the demande OF the strikers: Christiau
Schmidt, A. vollmer. ". SchAffer. J.
Grarch. O. Kasper, John N. Hsrnig,
Christisn stenaei, Jacob scheck, John
A, Lsngel, Henry Haenser, William
Heirngartuer and j. p Schoettie.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

About OieomargarfDe.

A number Of pers,ns who have been
Interested In the man ufacture or 80 Q Of
oleomargarine are circulating for sigma
lures petition which Ia TO be presented
70 the Pennslyvsnta State Legislature
After referring 10 the sct forbiddipg
the manufacture and sale of oleom Al
Garine the petition sets forth thai: 1--WE
believe from actus, experience cleo.
margarine TO be both beautiful and M.
tritious, and that the above reclt6d Acs
IL sn unjust discrimin alton in favor of
q single prodnct and against another
equally as good for the same purposes.
We believe further that IL the sald &C.
be allowed 70 remain upon our statute
books, many who have put honest
money in an honest business will be
made to suffer great loss, maaufac .urers
driven out of the Common wealth of
Pennsylvania, and many thousands of
dollars represented By ,he capital there.
of be transferred to othsr States, and in
consequences hurdreds OF our own ci.i
zsns be deprived Of their means Of sub-
histeDcA"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
A Row In the Irish League

DUBLIN. Jan. 1.-The Board OF Poor
Law Guardians Of Westport, County
Mayo, have unanimously adopted a
resolution condemning the executive of
the National League ~ Dublin as IN.
lawfully constituted, because not elect
ed BY the people composing the Less ne,
ard asking Mr.. Parnell 10 arrange 10
have substituted a Dex executive which
shall be elected by the sutfrsses of the
whole Lsse ue. The resolution declares
that this change Is necessary for the
safety OF the Irish cause Copies of the
resolution have been forwarded to Mr..
fitzgerald, presiden! ofthe Irish League
In America, ard TO prom inent mem bers
CT the order in that country.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

Quite an excitement Was caused o.,
No. 22l West Second street last evening
about q sewing machine, and for q tim 9
II seemed rs though there WAS going 10
be fiaht between . men and won an.
1t WAS learned that the parties, who are
or were husband and wife, are named
Graves, and that some tune ago they
separated. and it 10 reported are di.
vorced. At that time the bus band took
part OF the furniture, and last evenip z
came 70 set the sewing machine. rhis
was resisted by the wife. who clai med
that It belonged to her, and the mstteI
was finally ed by Officer Brickel,
who awarded the custody OF the ms.
chine 10 the woman.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Dc.sh Of Ceudacssr Osborne.

Theodore II. Osborne, residing at SOD
East Sixth street, and for large number
OF years q conductor on the Delaware
Division of the p. w. s.. B. Railroad,
died at bis late residence NJ ) Is o'clock,
yesterday afternoon of consumption, after
long aud severe illness. Conductor
Osborne WAS born In lsi7, in this city.
Taking liking to rAilrosdipg he com
menced as newsboy, and worked his
way up through the gradstions OF brake.
man and baggage master 10 be q como ue-
tor. He was held in very high esteem by
the company thai employed him, none
more so than by those who knew him best,
and were bought in contact with him By
daily association. He was good aturrd
and kind, and yet firm and decided when
occasion required. Conductor Osborne
married Miss Cla' Wright, daughter Of
the late Richard Wright, who he leaves
a. 3 widow with three children, two
daughters and q son to mourn an ire
parable loss DE was . member of LafAy-
etc Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted
Aasons' who will have charge OF the
funerA also of Wilmington Lodge. A
q. U. W. of this city. The funeral will
take place on Tuesday afternoon next, at
. o'clock D. m. lnterment in Whining.
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
THIRD EDITION.



There were mysterious vhisrerings
MI Of yeStefday among the sports o.
this city, and toward evening IL wac
learned that prise feht had been at.
RANGED to take place In Q room In the
Masonic Tenn pie, and that ticket were
heipg disposed OF at 81 20 each. Mara
Ger Bag lie, upon bsips consulted about
the matter, said that the room In Ques-
tion wss occupied By . teacher OF box
ing. but he va unaware of any. a.
rAogsments being made for . prixs
nght, and upon learning later In the
day that the report had some .ounda
ttoe, notified the police.
Last night sever officers were on duty
~ the Open House, with instructions
20 break into the room and arrest every
one in Ii II they were satisfied that q
dght Was taking place. By some means
the projectors learned OF the intention
OF the police and occurred another room,
not far nom Market street, whtre the
principals, With their seconds, backers
and bolders Of tickets Axembled There
we're about nfsy persons present, and
the understanding vas that the fight
VAS 70 be 10 the finish.
TIE comba,ants were Tony Seannard,
Of this city, and James Reagan, OF
Philadelphia, and shortly after 10
O'Clock they stepped into the ring
stripped to the waist. Reagan weighed
$50 pounds and Stannsrd 1872, and the
seconds were selected nom Wiiminaton
and Philadelphia men, white the time.
keeper and referee were well known
sporting men Of this city.
Time vas called NJ 10. 20 O'Clock, and
but tWo rounas we're fpueht Raasnn
having been laid senseless in the second
round BY . crushing blow ON the sid q
of his head. When the regulation 10
seconds had passed time vas called blu,
ss Reagan failed to respc nd he was car.
fied to his corner aud Stannard declared
the victor.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Ex- Governor Ayers Bepeyo,enee

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 81 -Informa.
ton Of another Of Ex-Governor K. A.
Ayers extensive benevolsnoe has inst
leaked ont through the fuel and tiour
des lers who were connected with the
enterprise. Through his private ssc,e
tsry aud few trusted friends he found
FIVE bcndreG needy families during the
recent cold snap, and TO each OF item
was sent 9 barrel of hour and a ton AZ
coal or cord of VOID. The scenes IL
the delivery of the needed gifts we're
often pltifu and pathetic, many Of the
families being entirely estitute.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

Having disposed of all my business in
trest in this city, and intending to remove
t. Kansas City, desire TO solicit for Nc
CARNEY & kenney, the future patronage
OF my many FRIENDS, who so kindly ia
tronized me for the last twenty five Years.
NJ tusiness dealings with Mccartney &
kenuey Tor the las. twelve years. fully
warrant me in saying that they are de.
servi 1g OF your entire confidence and pa
tron2ge. Respectfully,
HENRI GREBE
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
MONKEY OWL.

Richard Humphrey, OF H.r,,
Brought TO the office Of the NJ
Yesterday q monkey faced on! =
shot some days ago. The owl ~
a flock that was psssiHg Wy
country, but had evidently h''l'.
their course. The one shot was
the same species as the one az
little Ernest Barnes some seeh
sent to the Geological darteo',
long to q latitude four hundfrl :
Their north.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

A LOT Of table linen rem
nants. u to 8 yards in each
piece; are a little soiled and
tossed by handling; 40 cents
to $I.a5 for The remnant.
Think Of the knotted fringe
damask towels, SO cents
from SO cents; the huck-a-
backs, ! 1-S yards long, q
inches wide, 16 cents from
rs cents; huck-a.back, s6x
"a; I2b cents from 20 cents;
it will pay to buy for next
summer at these prices.
The ladies' cats we told
you Of, short coats. broken
lots ard styles, one or two
of a kind, So and $40. all
he,ped together, at $3.50,
not even the price OF the
cloth; a wonderful bargain
and going rapidly.
Seal cloth coats--.the
great cut in price takes
half OF them in two days.
Seemingly a little thing
is a hassock-- but how han.
dy. A lady remarks: Il
wonder if they are good for
anything" manning a lot of
hassocks piled on the stairs.
LET'S count it up and see
VIII 1t it would cost her,
one yard Brussels carpet.
SIPS; making, stuffiog,
binding and lining, so cents;
in all, SI.75. We are sell
ing hundreds at so cents
each; that's why the lady
narvelled.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Stricken with Paralysis.

Samuel Handy, of Brandyw Hun
dred, ex-member OF the Legislat ure,
while passing from the barn 10 the
house, was Suddenly attacked with
% rally els few days ago, when hs fell
forward on his knees and then on HE
face. He WAS found shortly afterwards
al d assisted 10 the house. At last re-
ports he V as recovering, and expects TO
bs around again soon.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Ten NeaFa Old

Mi-r Maud Saunders, eco Washing.
ton go ft, REACHED her tenth Dir lhdsy
yestetdsy. AND lsst night sons thirty.
SIX Of nsr little PEI t,emen aud lady
f,ie1Gs il.'id her their kinGest rsspsc cts
and 10 ped her future life would he all
roses. Eefieshments were supplied with
tbe greatest pTofusiop, and 4 number of
appropriate tokens Of regard were left
In her possession,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
FIFTH EDln|

Des.
John q. jackson a.
story frame house an. "a
Sin, on favorable tern I'D
Miss Fannie Pussy, a, NJ
visiting the family Of Z p ~
ksnuctt Square.
Mr.. White, OF N,
stablss. wishes 10 I'D
|driviag horse for a sood '. x
|. Susanna H. Pierce ~. Va
Boaik ollsr two farn, 'sd
Bsthsl church, Brane %
Rash, Doushten, Dus,.
minssrsis viii exbiL', "
square, Pa, on hond., s, y
Henry A. Ingram. n, y
street. Philaoe lphia. oa.,. =
stores Hos. s27h. s2s ~. o. =!
street. In this oily. 80 y
VIM. u. wins.o, o,,
lecture In LoalsA Cor
on next Tuesday e,,n'.a ~
you respect character '1 I
Hunters InvisIble..4..
lar powders ., Iaals. q q
Belts Pharmacy. 9Th "a =
Private entrance No. ! W ~
The stockho,ders ef ~,
News Pnblishing Cona,,'s
on the ssth inst for tsl \
elsctinG officers and 49,.
profiis OF tho business ia, 5 ~
John Glatts, Who TO-; ~
sonsl property last an,
the farm Of Nathaui.l 4
Chadd's Ford, and wi, ~
lions In The coming spring
Interesting nlee,inss A., \
n ishtly ~ tho church a, IN
Recruits, and several L.r. /
strted. Rev. Jonas r.
charge and will BE- here o,.. \
Samuel X. Lyons. Rss t,s1
{ GeberA- IN. v enltb =,
aied suddsu.s hear 49,
day .. Aiken, 9. @. He 80,
front of the bar Of New W
.srdsy afternoon enc.
were made In honor OF N ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Case = or Agen, yandscr,f..

While John Marks, was driving his
poor old horse by Seventh and Maryland
avenues yesterday, the poor creature fell
down and skinned his shins in a painful
manner while Marks shamefully abused
II IN trying to make IL get up This case
needs looking after by agent Nandegri!t.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
temperance lecture,

Miss Francis f Willard. President OF
the National Women's Christion TEN.
perance Union, will lecture under the
auspices OF the Womens' Christian TEN.
perance Union Of this city, tom prov
Sunday afternoon, at 3 80 o'clocs, in
the Opera House. Miss Willard is we'll
known and quite popular In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
A NonogsaaTian Gs"

Tho mas Brown, residing d
ratnall street, died OF Cd ,ss!t|
At The age Of o. years. H ss'1
born in Bucks County, Pa, ~
to this city some ten OF 'ssa|
ago. after he retired frcm 81
be has been laooripg urtei =
ton OF deafness for . numbsa
ast. The funeral will nSs y
the late residence OF the de'.|
Monday next at 4 O'Clock. u
At PlunsteAd burying gioaD@
County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Real Estate sold.

Michael Newell has sold the two
properties Ut the northeast corner OF
Fourth and Madison streets TO Lynch
q Leary, who iniend having them re
IL odeled and fitted up as grocery
store 10 Accommodate their laTgeiy In
creaeiNg trade,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

Great clearing sale to pre-
pare stock for inventory,
February 1. Notice a few
OF the mary Bargains and
profit by buying at once
Gents Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers from 81 down to
so cents each. Children's
Ribbed Hose, all sizes, from
40 to SO cents down to 2s
cents .Gilbert's ST. suitings
down to so cents.
A few 54-in. Tricots from
sI.oo down to SO cents.
All remnants of standard
muslins must be sold before
February | at some price.
We want to sell every
coat, wrap or outside gar.
ment we have before Feb
ruary I; and the price must
induce ycu to take them
away.
e. L. RUSSELL
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
u eetinx TO. nlorroM.

The excursion committee of the Wash.
ington Fire Company will hold a meeting
at the engine house at . O'Clock to-mor
row Afternoon at which all VINO propose
going on the contemplated exeurslo THU
fall, are invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

Joseph R. Grub, Of III. ,,'
OF ono OF J. w. R.,k.,I
cracker and oonfsctioler, ~
nectsd with tho nccid.n, AM
In the death Of Ellen D.ros Il
day forenoon. IT Thorps., Il
county, came hone y..,,,tl
noon. He says In rsisuop !
dent that when be cam 90 III
rhorndale. no drove ~ 70 4,
nitched his horses scco,,., \
which he carries GU, ever,
goes 70, and further 30 e,,,I
tight on tho wagon, and ..y1
was caught the lock "a. M }
while 10 wAs In the s.or, !
70 business his horses toct !,
sopposss ct the sudden III
steam 1t the ThofncA ~
and breaking loose s.A,,d 4
rate down the pike. He Al
She store just Ia time 10 ~ :
tunAte woman under tie vss
SIX hundred yards distant All
She team started. A dAanrI
woman got cut OF the way M
was sum cient time and d.E,,sl
woman 70 have cleared tAs ~
not know Why she mai. "A
sava herself.
4 Coroner's inquest nli,uI
seAted the care and l,,iAI
Grub OF all blame He siwI
ful and responsible genll.asrI
very badly over the iesuuk NJ
dent fol- which he wa %, ux,I
some Of the papers, ne.eY.sj
dent, stated Il At the ssns I'd
lnt ttchtd, which Was %, 4. al
through them the BrVENl
into the same error, Which Aal
corrtcts to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
TONIGHT.

Oae Ihousaud 6cent Cigars for 3 cents
Oae Thousand 10.cent Cigars for cents
Great Tobacco Mart,
Seventh and Orange streets.
CHAPMAN. SoS & Co.
T. 3 Look for Mondays tpe clalty.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
Lecture ~ Mr. Bssl


Ii 10 stated thai the Hes
Bstes will deliver sn address Z
Young Mems Democratic os|
CONGREGATIONAL reform. 10 d
he Wiininetorian says: "Ei1
doubt but that we shall heii .
Bates sentiments indica i've d
sressive needs OF our State, ~
closely restricted In vies ]
vanced and advancing rqar''
To day Lor 90 radically eI.Tsnt
other hand ~ to loosen ID.
bonds that have hitherto ~
ship of State 70 safe and peaosI1
borsge."
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

asd button shoes, extra high cot, for
the little boye; prices lowest In town. 81
the Family Shoe Home, zoo Market
street. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
founa = Check

William II. Miller, . onn|
the p, W. 4 B. Railroad, ioa'.
on top OF . freight car 8 ,eS
drawn to the order of j. ~
for $i4.T6. Cavenaush res'1
Pa, and 10 ALEC . brak map
to this city last night whts -
him bis check. 1t Was = NV" wv
hat the check lay IN top Of
two days, and travelled Nv ~
out being disturbed. |
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

W. Haswell Grier. while doing some
plsmbins yesterday morning In the
buildins OF the Wilmipet5n Tfsnsser
Company. bad the end OF his len thumb
cas on.